camogie
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camogie (uncountable)
A women's stick-and-ball sport from Ireland, almost identical to hurling.
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Camogie legend Ann Downey has been appointed as manager for the Ballyragget intermediate hurlers in her native Kilkenny.
Here the club Chairperson and Laois Camogie Chairperson, Barney O’Connor with his daughters Molly and Lucy display their talents.
Camogie is officiated by the Camogie Association which was formed in 1905 when the official rules of the sport were first put in place.
“When you consider a club like Athy Camogie had over 200 players playing camogie in 2019, without having their own pitch, you can understand how urgent this project is.
Two years ago, Rhona Torney was part of the Antrim camogie team that won the All-Ireland title.
When a child comes along and starts playing in the local Camogie club which is in Waterford you see the boundaries come down and it all comes about embracing sport as a fabulous way for the community to come together.